Andrew Dunbar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]:">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Yes French orthography does demand a non-breaking > half-width space inside guillemets (angle quote > marks). Unicode has such a character U+202F but it > doesn't seem well supported. We have a couple of > options here. We can just use the normal non-breaking > space, U+00A0 for now and upgrade when the character > has wide support. Or we can insert the correct > character and remap to U+00A0. What Mozilla will do (there is a bug in BugZilla on this), is support all space characters, even when there aren't an appropiate glyph in current font. E.g., when a thin space character is used, and no glyph exist, just draw a space 1/8 of an em (IIRC). -- Karl Ove Hufthammer
